Legal question:Florida statutes say that new owners are responsible for paying previous owners arrears.

Additional classes that can be taken at a community college to help with the understanding of real estate?

But I am also in college full time and work full time until my graduation date in 5 months.

I am wanting to invest into either a rental property or a flip for some extra capital, the only problem is that I am going to college full time and working full time.

and those are college graduates with masters (graduated years ago) that make over 150k per year.what do you do with "normal wear and tear". i am tired of spending 1k for carpet every time a tenant moves out.

House is near two colleges, as well as downtown area, so upgrades have attracted a higher end tenant.

I have been reading and just started to take a class at the community college to help in my education.

Hey everyone,

My name is Tyler, a junior at the University of South Carolina. I'm from Wilmington, Delaware and am looking to start investing in real estate while still in college.

I'm here to absorb as much informa...

Then when the time comes I have money for down payments and mortgage payments.From what I have been seeing is instead of banking up that 200-300k taking about 5 years to get there, I can just soak up a bunch of knowledge and experience for a year or two and get money from the bank and rent out houses and flip them, which would save me from working my but off in sales just for that 60-100k job.I currently have 0 debt and about 2 years of credit history, 750 credit score, and 5k saved up at the moment, I had to pay for 2 years of college that sort of took most of the money I have been making.I have been reading articles online and such but my question is, what kind of books/podcasts should I be reading or listending to in order to broaden my horizon on REI and renting out RE?

My roommate in college was named Rene Hernandez, I was his best man at his wedding and I sadly attended his funeral.